Can I get an aggravated assault with deadly weapon charge dropped if my boyfriend signs affidavit of non prosecution?

Basically, no. There is only one way to re-open a case where you entered an agreed plea more than 30 days ago, and that is a writ. An ANP from the...

How can I obtain a criminal appeals law best familiar with the supreme case ruling in the Davis case for my son for resentencing

If he was sentenced 19 years ago, you'll need to find an experienced appellate attorney to file a writ. You can use the search function here on...

How Would It Be Possible For One To Get Their Deferred Probation (POSS CS EQUAL TO 1 GRAM OR UNDER) Case Dropped ?

It sounds like you already know the legal options to prevent a felony conviction at this point. A misdemeanor conviction or an unsuccessful...

Can I be arrested if I have a warrant and visit a state jail?

Yes, you almost certainly would be.

II have been indicted on Felony Strangulation ? I bond out will I go back to jail?

You will only go back to jail under two circumstances. 1) If you don't keep up with your bond company and comply with any bond conditions. 2) If...

Do I have to go to bond probation on a misdemeanor charge that hasn't been filed?

Absolutely. If you want to remain on bond, you must follow the bond conditions ordered by the judge. If you fail to do so, the Judge can hold your...

Can a DA open a jail inmate outgoing mail and copy it and show to alleged victim which is he kids mother?

Yes. Never assume any communication you have from or in the jail is confidential. Only the communications with your attorney are (supposed to be)...

If I had a warrant for a assault case and I need to pay a fine can I still get my id

Any time you appear at DPS with an active warrant, you are at risk for being arrested. I recommend hiring an attorney to lift the warrant, so you...

This person is charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance in Penalty Group 1, which includes opiates, meth, and cocaine, among other...

Am I a convicted felon?

If you are successfully discharged from deferred, you will not be a convicted felon. You will, however, always have that felony on your record.